MAP OF ARKS
BEST PLANTS FOR YOUR ARK
SHARE YOUR ARK
ABOUT MARY

WHY DO WE NEED AN ARK?
WHAT IS AN ARK?
AIMS OF THE ARK
HOW TO BUILD AN ARK
LEARN MORE
- EXTRA ACTIVITIES
- LINKS AND RESOURCES

Select Page

cropped-ark_logo_jpg.jpg

by jenn | Jan 9, 2020 | 0 comments

https://wearetheark.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/cropped-ark_logo_jpg.jpg

Submit a Comment Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Comment

Name *

Email *

Website

Notify me of new posts by email.

letsbuildanark

One of my little helpers keeping the aphids from d

One of my little helpers keeping the aphids from doing too much damage. Help them by removing chemicals from your land and your life. Set your land free to be wild, to be as diverse as possible. Help nature find a balance and there will be no need to fight against her any more. Harmony will be restored. Build an Ark, not a garden.

Rise from the ashes. Monoculture plantations of n

Rise from the ashes.
Monoculture plantations of non native crop trees are devoid of the life supporting web that provides sanctuary and food for our non-human kin.
They have nowhere left to go.
Build them an Ark. An Act of Restorative Kindness to the Earth.

Rise from the ashes. “Everything that has made

Rise from the ashes.
“Everything that has made us an outsider in this dying culture, has now prepared us as leaders for the new earth”.
From Tracy Lansdell @green_tree_naturopathy
And Tanya Taylor Rubinstein

#wearetheark #wearethehope #risefromtheashes

Trees for life. Every tree counts. It is estimated

Trees for life.
Every tree counts. It is estimated that 36 football fields of trees are cut down worldwide every, single minute.
Trees are the lungs of the earth and it takes thirty years for the average tree to become a full-blown oxygen machine. They are the habitat for most terrestrial species, they clean our water, protect our soils, shelter us from drying winds and burning sun and they provide us with so many resources and supports in our lives. If you understood that 80% of the documented species in the world can be found in forests, then it’s pretty easy to understand that chopping down native woods puts the main share of the earths biodiversity at risk. Dead and dying trees are consistently tidied up and cut away, when deadwood is actually a vital resource for a multitude of species, and therefore a vital resource for the whole system.
Trees are the drivers of the health of the whole planetary ecosystem, but we treat them with no respect and little understanding.
The current commonplace, destructive treatment of hedgerows and our precious few remaining trees in agricultural and urban landscapes is shocking to say the least. There is an attack on nature stemming from a lack of understanding and a scarcity of positive leadership.

EVERY SINGLE TREE COUNTS!

Load More... Share your ARK on Instagram

All photos © Mary Reynolds & Claire Leadbitter unless otherwise credited. All artwork © Ruth Evans. Privacy Policy. Contact hello@wearetheark.org.

We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it.Ok No